Description
Learn how to use composition, placement and movement to create expressive figure drawings as award-winning artist Richard T. Scott guides you through the design principles behind some of history’s most celebrated masterworks. Transform a simple line into an expression of weight, shadow and gravity, and create a compelling visual narrative using gesture, rhythm and repetition. Use triangulation to easily and accurately map proportions as you create a lifelike contour drawing of a plaster cast. Then, use charcoal and an eraser for a reductive cast rendering with atmospheric depth and sculptural form. Learn the visual language of mood and emotion, and translate your expressive intent into a striking work of art!
Overview
Syllabus
- Class Preview
- Introduction
- Form Sense, Placement & Line
- Gesture & Rhythm
- Lighting & Contour Line Drawing
- Properties of Light & Reductive Drawing
- Refining & Avoiding Common Hurdles
- Charcoal & Graphite Technique
Taught by
Richard Scott